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Oklahoma Association of Nurse Practitioners

18th Annual Meeting Program Directory

Sheraton - Reed Center 5800 Will Rogers

Midwest City, OK 73110

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October 17-19, 2012    

 

Welcome!

Dear  Fellow  NP  Professionals,  

We  are  delighted  that  you  have  chosen  to  join  us  for  the  18th  Annual  Oklahoma  Nurse  Practitioners  Conference.  

This  is  a  great  opportunity  to,  not  only  attend  a  fantastic  conference,  but  rekindle  old  friendships,  create  new  networking  opportunities  and  take  in  the  constantly  evolving  sites  around  Oklahoma  City.  Furthering  your  knowledge  of  the  latest  treatment  techniques,  through  informative  lectures  on  the  latest  studies  and  practices  and  hands-­‐on  exhibits,  will  renew  your  sense  of  purpose  and  further  your  commitment  to  the  profession.  

Take  advantage  of  what  the  next  few  days  have  to  offer  and  make  the  most  of  your  meeting.  We’re  glad  you’re  here.  

Sincerely,  

Bronwyn Dianne   Bronwyn  Howard   Dianne  Miller-­‐Boyle     ONP  President   President-­‐elect,  ONP  Conference  Chair    

 

 

 

 

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PURPOSE  The  ONP  Conference  is  to  provide  a  variety  of  educational  topics  to  develop  the  maximal  effectiveness  of  APRNs  in  their  roles  as  healthcare  providers  in  diverse  settings  across  Oklahoma.  

GOALS  1. Provide  an  organized  learning  experience  that  augments  the  knowledge  and  skills  of  

the  APRN  in  various  settings.    

2. Serve  as  a  forum  where  research  pertinent  to  the  specialty  of  nurse  practitioners  can  be  presented.    

4. Familiarize  the  nurse  practitioner  with  the  latest  medical  equipment,  technology,  and  pharmacological  products.  

3. Provide  ONP  members  with  an  opportunity  to  participate  in  the  business  of  the  ONP.    

4. Facilitate  interaction  and  networking  between  participants  on  a  professional  and  social  level.    

NEEDS  ASSESSMENT  AND  TARGET  AUDIENCE  The  ONP  Conference  Committee  has  reviewed  program  evaluations  and  other  feedback  from  the  ONP  members  to  identify  the  issues  that  affect  nurse  practitioner  practice.  The  topics  are  determined  based  on  overall  member  surveys,  national  trends  and  issues,  and  gaps  in  knowledge  to  further  develop  the  professional  practice  of  APRNs.  The  education  activities  were  developed  to  meet  the  needs  of  APRNs,  nurse  practitioner  students,  and  other  healthcare  providers  with  an  interest  in  the  topics.  

ACCREDITATION  STATEMENTS  The  18th  ONP  Annual  Conference  has  been  planned  in  accordance  with  AANP  CE  Standards  and  Policies  and  AANP  Commercial  Support  Standards.  The  2012  ONP  Conference  is  approved  for  continuing  education  by  the  American  Academy  of  Nurse  Practitioners.  This  program  is  approved  for  14.25  contact  hours  of  continuing  education  (which  includes  7.5  hours  of  pharmacology)  by  the  American  Academy  of  Nurse  Practitioners.  Program  ID  1209337.  We  also  have  approval  for  15.6  hours  from  the  Oklahoma  Board  of  Nursing.    

REQUIREMENT  FOR  EARNING  CONTINUING  EDUCATION  CE  credit  will  be  given  only  for  those  lectures  and  educational  activities  that  participants  attend  in  their  entirety.  

In  2012  –  ONP  continues  our  efforts  to  GO  GREEN.  The  CE  Certificates  are  now  digitally  created  and  emailed  to  you.    Please  make  sure  to  have  your  name  badge  scanned  at  the  start  of  each  session  to  record  your  attendance.    This  record  will  be  used  to  create  your  CE  Certificate.    Your  CE  Certificate  will  be  emailed  to  you  after  the  conference.  

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ONLINE  SESSION  AND  CONFERENCE  EVALUATIONS  The  Conference  and  individual  session  evaluations  have  been  The  educational  session  evaluations  are  important  feed-­‐  back  for  the  ONP  Program  Committee  and  the  presenters.  This  information  is  helpful  in  developing  future  programs.  All  participants  are  requested  to  complete  evaluations  for  all  the  sessions  they  attended.  

All  evaluations  can  be  filled  out  using  our  easy  online  forms  at  http://www.npofoklahoma.com/activities.  All  evaluations  are  anonymous  -­‐  evaluate  each  speaker  and  session  carefully  and  completely  for  each  session  you  have  attended.  

CE  RECORD  ONP  continues  to  evolve  our  continuing  education  sessions  into  more  environmentally  friendly  and  streamlined  Conferences.  Attendees  no  longer  fill  out  paper  CE  records  or  session  evaluations;  the  process  will  be  entirely  electronic.  

Your  badge  is  equipped  with  an  individualized  QR  code  with  your  name,  license  number  and  email  address.  You  must  have  your  badge  scanned  before  entering  each  lecture  you  attend.  The  scan  will  record  your  attendance  for  each  lecture.  The  corresponding  credits  will  automatically  be  transferred  to  a  document  that  will  be  e-­‐mailed  to  you  at  the  end  of  the  ONP  Conference.    

It  is  imperative  therefore  that  all  attendees  wear  and  scan  their  badges  for  the  duration  of  the  meeting.  There  will  be  a  $10  charge  for  replacement  badges.  Please  talk  to  ONP  Executive  Director,  Benny  Vanatta,  or  Cathey  Jo,  at  the  conference  help  desk,  if  you  have  any  questions  or  encounter  any  difficulties  with  our  new  CE  procedures.  We  want  to  ensure  you  continue  to  have  a  positive  and  rewarding  meeting  experience  as  we  implement  new  technology  to  better  serve  you.  

 

 

   

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OVERVIEW  OF  EDUCATIONAL  SESSIONS  AND  EVENTS  

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2012

5:30-6:00 pm Dinner Buffet Open

6:00-7:30 pm Cardiomyopathy Across the Lifespan Speakers: Teresa Whited, MS, APRN, CNP, CPNP-PC Vonnie Rodgers, APRN, CNP, ANP

7:40-8:40 pm Initiating Treatment for DM2 Patients in an Emergency/Urgent Care Setting Speaker:  Donna Blach, APRN, CNP, DNP

8:40-9:10 pm

ONP PAC Meeting: Let’s Talk About Getting to Grassroots! Speakers: Benny Vanatta, ONP Executive Director Mindy Whitten, ONP Legislative Chair (Optional activity for participants interested in legislative activity related to the NP profession - no CE.)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2012

You will have an opportunity to visit exhibitors during break periods.

6:45-7:00 am Breakfast Buffet Open

7:00-8:00 am The Unmentionables: Bladders, Vaginas, and Rectums (Breakfast/Lecture) Mikio Nihira, MD, MPH

8:15-9:30 am Federal Legislative Update Speaker: Janet Selway, DNSc, ANP-BC, CPNP

9:35-10:35 am Hepatitis C Update Speaker:  Teddy Bader, MD

10:35-11:15 am Break

11:15-12:30 pm ONP Annual Business Meeting

12:30-1:30 pm

(Lunch/Lecture) Introducing ZETONNA (ciclesonide) Nasal Aerosol: A New Dry Option for Allergic Rhinitis (no CE credit) Speaker: Martha M. Tarpay, MD Sponsored by Sunovion Pharmaceuticals

1:30-2:00 pm Break

2:00-3:30 pm Recognition, Evaluation, and Management of PTSD in Our Returning Veterans Speaker: Andrea Gonterman, PhD, and Peggy Jewell, MD

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DETAILED  LISTING  OF  CONFERENCE  SESSIONS  AND  EVENTS        Wednesday,  October  17,  2012  

 Cardiomyopathy  Across  the  Lifespan  6:00  pm  -­‐  7:30  pm  

Speakers:  Teresa    Whited,  MS,  APRN,  CNP,  CPNP-­‐PC,  and  Vonnie  Rodgers,  APRN,  CNP,  ANP  About  the  Speaker:  Teresa  Whited  received  her  Bachelors  Degree  in  Nursing  in  1999  and  her  Masters  Degree  in  2003,  as  a  Nurse  Practitioner  at  the  University  of  Oklahoma.      After  Certification  as  a  Pediatric  Nurse  Practitioner,  she  began  a  career  in  Pediatric  Cardiology  and  has  continued  to  work  there  as  a  Nurse  Practitioner  for  the  past  nine  years.    She  serves  as  faculty  in  the  

3:40-4:40 pm Providing Primary Care for the Post-Transplant Patient Speaker:  Dorothy Belknap, APRN, CNP, PhD

4:50-5:50 pm Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias Speaker: Deb Greubel, APRN, CNP, DNP

6:00-7:00 pm Safe Prescribing Practices for Nurse Practitioners Speaker: Mindy Whitten, APRN, CNP, DNP

7:00 pm - Dinner on your own

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2012

You will have an opportunity to visit exhibitors during break periods.

7:00 -7:30 am Breakfast Buffet Open

7:30-8:30 am Hematuria and Abnormal PSAs Speaker: Steven Archer, MD

8:45-10:15 am Dangerous Liaisons: Drug-drug, Drug-nutrient Interactions Speaker:  Margaret A. Fitzgerald, DNP, FNP-BC, NP-C, FAANP, CSP, FAAN, DCC

10:30-12:00 pm Antimicrobial Update: A focus on Prescribing in the Era of Resistant Pathogens Speaker: Margaret A. Fitzgerald, DNP, FNP-BC, NP-C, FAANP, CSP, FAAN, DCC

ADJOURNMENT: Don’t forget to complete the online evaluations!

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University  of  Oklahoma  Nurse  Practitioner  program  as  well  as  Coordinator  of  the  Pediatric  Nurse  Practitioner  Track.      Program  objectives:  Learn  to  identify  key  pathophysiologic  features  and  contributing  factors  to  the  severity  of  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.  Learn  key  assessment  components  of  subjective/history  signs  and  symptoms  for  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.  Learn  key  assessment  components  of  the  physical  examination  for  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.  Recognize  common  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  for  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.  Discuss  non-­‐pharmacologic  management  of  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patient’s  specific  age,  needs,  and  co-­‐morbidities.  Identify  components  of  evaluation,  follow-­‐up,  and  potential  complications  of  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.  Discuss  case  studies  of  cardiac  conditions  in  children  and  adults.    Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP    pharm  hours  =  0.58  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.5  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.8  hr  

   Initiating  Treatment  for  DM2  Patients  in  an  Emergency/Urgent  Care  Setting  7:40pm  -­‐  8:40  pm  

Speaker:  Donna  Blach,  APRN,  CNP,  DNP  About  the  Speaker:  Has  worked  in  various  emergency  departments  since  1999,  at  the  Veterans  Administration  ED  from  2008  to  present,  and  in  the  Fellow’s  Diabetic  Clinic  starting  in  2012.  Developed  a  model  for  working  with  diabetic  patients  in  the  ED  during  my  DNP  program.  

Session  Objectives:  Identify  key  pathophysiologic  features  and  contributing  factors  to  the  severity  of  diabetes  mellitus  type  2  in  an  emergent/urgent  care  setting.    Describe  key  assessment  components  of  subjective/history  signs  and  symptoms  of  diabetes  mellitus  type  2  in  an  emergent/urgent  care  setting.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  the  physical  examination  for  diabetes  mellitus  type  2  in  an  emergent/urgent  care  setting.  Recognize  common  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  diabetes  for  mellitus  type  2  in  an  emergent/urgent  care  setting.  Discuss  non-­‐pharmacologic  management  of  diabetes  mellitus  type  2  in  an  emergent/urgent  care  setting.  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patient’s  specific  needs  and  co-­‐morbidities  in  the  emergent/urgent  care  setting.  Explore  rationale  for  differences  between  pharmacotherapeutic  treatment  in  primary  care  and  emergent/urgent  care  treatment  of  diabetes  mellitus  type  2.    Discuss  case  studies  of  hyperglycemic  conditions.    

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Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.42  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.0  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr  

   ONP  PAC  Meeting:  Let’s  Talk  About  Getting  to  Grassroots!    8:40pm  -­‐  9:10  pm      

Speakers:  Benny  Vanatta,  ONP  Executive  Director,  and  Mindy  Whitten,  ONP  Legislative  Chair  Objectives  and  contact  hours  for  this  session:    (Optional  activity  for  participants  interested  in  legislative  activity  related  to  the  NP  profession  -­‐  no  CE.)  

 

 Thursday,  October  18,  2012  

   6:45  am  –  7:00  am  Breakfast  Buffet  is  open      The  Unmentionables:  Bladders,  Vaginas,  and  Rectums  7:00  am  -­‐  8:00  am  breakfast/presentation  

Speaker:  Mikio  Nihira,  MD,  MPH  About  the  Speaker:  Diplomate  with  the  American  Board  of  Obstetrics  &  Gynecology,  Fellow  of  the  American  College  of  Surgeons,  22  Peer-­‐reviewed  publications,  14  years  of  post-­‐graduate  experience.  Session  Objectives:    Identify  key  pathophysiologic  features  and  contributing  factors  to  the  severity  of  urinary  incontinence,  fecal  incontinence.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  subjective/history  signs  and  symptoms  of  urinary  incontinence,  fecal  incontinence.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  the  physical  examination  for  urinary  incontinence,  fecal  incontinence.  Recognize  common  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  of  urinary  incontinence,  fecal  incontinence.  Distinguish  symptoms  of  pelvic  heaviness  from  pelvic  organ  prolapse.  List  indications  for  referral  to  a  urogynecologist.  Identify  the  different  salvage  treatments  for  urge  urinary  incontinence.  Recognize  new  treatments  for  fecal  incontinence.  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patient’s  specific  age,  needs  and  co-­‐morbidities.  Identify  components  of  evaluation,  follow-­‐up,  and  potential  complications  of  urinary  incontinence,  fecal  incontinence  treatments.  Discuss  case  studies,  questions/answers  for  urinary  incontinence,  fecal  incontinence.  

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 Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.25  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.0  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr  

 Federal  Legislative  Update  8:15  am  -­‐  9:30  am    

Speaker:  Janet  Selway,  DNSc,  ANP-­‐BC,  CPNP    

About  the  Speaker:  2011  ACNP  President-­‐  Fulltime  National  NP  Advocacy  Organization,  2010  ACNP  President  Elect.    Works  with  the  CEO,  Health  Policy  Director  and  Government  Relations  Director  to  participate  in  decisions  regarding  federal  legislative  issues  impacting  the  nation’s  health  and  nurse  practitioner  practice.  Janet  has  been  elected  to  the  ACNP  Board  of  Directors  four  times  since  its  inception.  

Session  Objectives:  Describe  ACNP’s  2012  health  policy  agenda.  Describe  general  overview  and  anticipated  benefits  of  proposed  consolidation  of  AANP  and  ACNP.    Discuss  Democratic  and  Republican  health  platforms  and  the  impact  this  may  have  on  NP  practice.  Describe  at  least  3  key  concepts  regarding  ACOs  and  Health  Insurance  Exchanges.  Summarize  major  bills  concerning  NP  practice.  Discuss  grassroots  lobbying  tips.    Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.25  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.8  hr  

   Hepatitis  C  Update  9:35  am  -­‐  10:35  am      

Speaker:  Teddy  Bader,  MD    

About  the  Speaker:  Gastroenterologist/Hepatologist  at  Kaiser  permanente  1988-­‐2002,  Oklahoma  Transplantation  Institute  2002-­‐2005,  Professor  of  Medicine  at  OUHSC  College  of  Medicine  Dept  of  Medicine/Gastroenterology  2005-­‐present,  Director  of  Liver  Diseases  OUHSC  2007-­‐present.  Session  Objectives:    Discuss  3  main  concerns  of  hepatitis  C  patients.  Discuss  sexual  and  other  forms  of  transmission.  Discuss  natural  history  of  hepatitis  C.  Discuss  that  hepatitis  C  is  curable:  pharmacotherapeutics.  Provide  a  summary  of  current  pharmacologic  treatment  protocols  for  hepatitis  C.      Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.59  hr  

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AANP  CE  =  1.0  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr    

 Opportunity  to  visit  Exhibitors    10:35  am  -­‐  11:15  am        

ONP  Annual  Business  Meeting    11:15  am  –  12:30  pm  

 

Lunch  Lecture:    Introducing  ZETONNA  (ciclesonide)  Nasal  Aerosol:  A  New  Dry  Option  for  Allergic  Rhinitis    12:30  pm  -­‐  1:30  pm    

Speaker:  Martha  M.  Tarpay,  MD  

Contact  hours  for  this  session:    There  are  no  CE  Contact  hours  for  this  lunch  lecture.  Lunch  Lecture  is  SPONSORED  BY  SUNOVION  PHARMACEUTICALS    

 Opportunity  to  visit  Exhibitors    1:30  pm  -­‐  2:00  pm        

Recognition,  Evaluation,  and  Management  of  PTSD  in  Our  Returning  Veterans  2:00  pm  -­‐  3:30  pm  

Speaker:  Andrea  Gonterman,  PhD,  and  Peggy  Jewell,  MD    About  the  Speaker:  Andrea  Gonterman  conducts  group  and  individual  therapy  for  veterans  diagnosed  with  PTSD.    Groups  conducted  include  Cognitive  Processing  Therapy  (CPT-­‐C),  an  evidence-­‐based  treatment  modality,  trauma  recounting  groups,  and  post-­‐treatment  support.    Individual  therapy  conducted  utilizing  Prolonged  Exposure  Therapy  (PE)  or  Cognitive  Processing  Therapy  (CPT  or  CPT-­‐C),  both  evidence-­‐based  treatment  modalities.    

Peggy  Jewell  is  currently  medical  director  for  Post  Traumatic  Stress  Disorder  Treatment  Program  at  the  VA  Medical  Center  in  Oklahoma  City,  Oklahoma.    Other  training  includes  Cognitive  Processing  Therapy  for  Post  Traumatic  Stress  Disorder  Training  at  the  VAMC  of  the  Ozarks  and  Post  Traumatic  Stress  Disorder  Training  at  the  National  Center  for  Post  Traumatic  Stress  Disorder.  

Session  Objectives:    Identify  key  pathophysiologic  features  and  contributing  factors  to  the  severity  of  PTSD.  (1)    Describe  key  assessment  components  of  

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subjective/history  signs  and  symptoms  of  PTSD.  (1)    Describe  key  assessment  components  of  the  physical/mental  examination  for  PTSD.  (1)  Recognize  common  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  for  PTSD.  (1)  Discuss  non-­‐pharmacologic  management  of  PTSD.  (1)  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patient’s  specific  age,  needs,  and  co-­‐morbidities.  (2)  Identify  components  of  evaluation,  follow-­‐up,  and  potential  complications  of  PTSD.  (1  and  2).  Discuss  case  studies  of  PTSD.  (1and  2)  Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.54  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.5  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.8  hr    

 Providing  Primary  Care  for  the  Post-­‐Transplant  Patient  3:40  pm  -­‐  4:40  pm  

Speaker:  Dorothy  Belknap,  APRN,  CNP,  PhD  About  the  Speaker:    BSN,  MA,  M.Ed,  PhD.  Veterans  Administration  Medical  Center  Nurse  Practitioner  position  in  Ambulatory  Care  Clinics;  Transplant  Coordinator  in  Transplant  Service  2004  to  present;  Inpatient  Hospitalist  Service  2005  to  2012.  

Session  Objectives:  Describe  the  collaborative  relationship  between  the  primary  care  provider  and  transplant  center  in  managing  post-­‐transplant  health  care.  Understand  principles  of  transplant  immunology  and  potential  for  rejection.  Discuss  immunosuppression  drug  therapy,  including  action,  adverse  effects,  and  drug  interactions.  Describe  specific  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  recommended  when  providing  primary  care  for  the  post-­‐transplant  patient.  Discuss  diagnosis  and  management  of  common  long-­‐term  complications  for  post-­‐solid  organ  transplant  patients.  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patients’  specific  needs  and  co-­‐morbidities.  Discuss  non-­‐pharmacologic  management  considerations  when  providing  primary  care  for  the  post-­‐transplant  patient.  Discuss  case  studies  regarding  providing  primary  care  for  post-­‐transplant  patients.    Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.45  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.0  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr    

 Treatment  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias    4:50  pm  -­‐  5:50  pm  

Speaker:  Deb  Greubel,  DNP,  APRN,  CNP  

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About  the  Speaker:  Currently  serve  as  the  Divisional  Director  of  Quality  Management,  Medical  Staff  Services,  Risk  Management,  and  Regulatory  Compliance  for  Hillcrest  Health  Systems  which  encompasses  six  hospitals  in  Northeast  Oklahoma.    In  addition,  maintains  a  clinical  practice  in  adult  medicine  and  geriatrics  at  Utica  Park  Clinic  on  the  Hillcrest  Medical  Center  Campus  in  Tulsa.  

Session  Objectives:  Identify  key  pathophysiologic  features  and  contributing  factors  to  the  severity  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  subjective/history  signs  and  symptoms  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  the  physical  examination  for  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.  Recognize  common  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.  Discuss  non-­‐pharmacologic  management  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patient’s  specific  needs  and  co-­‐morbidities.  Identify  components  of  evaluation,  follow-­‐up,  and  potential  complications  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.  Discuss  case  studies  of  Alzheimer’s  Disease  and  Related  Dementias.    Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.42  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.0  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr    

 Safe  Prescribing  Practices  for  Nurse  Practitioners    6:00  pm  -­‐  7:00  pm  

Speaker:  Mindy  Whitten,  DNP,  APRN,  CNP  

About  the  Speaker:  BSN,  MS,  DNP.  Nurse  Practitioner  primary  care  provider  in  family  practice  clinics  since  1997,  adjunct  faculty  for  the  University  of  Oklahoma  Nurse  Practitioner  program  (Tulsa)  since  1998;  current  legislative  chair  for  ONP,  and  current  AANP  state  representative  for  Oklahoma  since  2009.  

Session  Objectives:  Identify  why  safe  prescribing  is  needed.  Describe  key  elements  to  safe,  appropriate  prescribing.  Describe  a  step  approach  to  appropriate  prescribing.  Identify  the  key  components  that  must  be  on  the  prescription  for  Oklahoma.  Describe  the  supervision  part  of    prescriptive  authority  in  Oklahoma,  rules  for  Oklahoma  NP’s  in  prescribing.  Discuss  Opoid  abuse/diversion  in  Oklahoma  and  the  PMP  program.  Identify  ways  to  safely  monitor  appropriate  Opoid  prescriptions  in  the  clinic  setting  with  a  Controlled  substance  monitoring  program.      

Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  1.0  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.0  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr  

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      Friday,  October  19,  2012  

   7:00  am  –  7:30  am  Breakfast  Buffet  is  open    

 Hematuria  and  Abnormal  PSAs  7:30  am  -­‐  8:30  am  

Speaker:  Steven  Archer,  MD  About  the  Speaker:  Solo  urology  practice  1986-­‐1996,  The  Urology  Group  OKC  1996-­‐2006,  Urology  Centers  of  OK  Division  of  Surgical  Specialists  of  OK  2007  –  present.    Certified  American  Board  of  Urology  1987,  recertified  1995,  2006.  

Session  Objectives:  Identify  key  pathophysiologic  features  and  contributing  factors  to  the  severity  of  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  subjective/history  signs  and  symptoms  of  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.  Describe  key  assessment  components  of  the  physical  examination  for  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.  Recognize  common  diagnostic  and  monitoring  methods  for  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.  Discuss  non-­‐pharmacologic  management  of  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.  Individualize  pharmacotherapeutic  management  to  patient’s  specific  needs  and  co-­‐morbidities.  Identify  components  of  evaluation,  follow-­‐up,  and  potential  complications  of  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.  Discuss  case  studies  of  hematuria  and  abnormal  PSA.    

Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  0.25  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.0  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.2  hr    

 Dangerous  Liaisons:  Drug-­‐drug,  Drug-­‐nutrient  Interactions  8:45  am  -­‐  10:15  am  

Speaker:  Margaret  A.  Fitzgerald,  DNP,  FNP-­‐BC,  NP-­‐C,  FAANP,  CSP,  FAAN,  DCC  

About  the  Speaker:  Dr.  Margaret  A.  Fitzgerald  is  the  President  and  Principal  Lecturer  with  Fitzgerald  Health  Education  Associates,  Inc.  She’s  in  clinical  practice  at  the  Greater  Lawrence  (MA)  Family  Health  Center.  She’s  the  recipient  of    the  NONPF  Lifetime  Achievement  Award,  the  Sharp  Cutting  Edge  Award  and  is  Fellow  of  the  AANP  and  the  American  Academy  of  Nursing  as  well  as  a  Diplomate  of  Comprehensive.      She’s  a  Professional  Member  of  the  National  Speakers  Association,  the  first  NP  to  earn  the  Certified  Speaking  Professional  designation  and  has  spoken  in  47  states  and  9  countries.  More  than  60,000  NPs  have  used  the  Fitzgerald  course  to  successfully  prepare  for  certification.    

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Dr.  Fitzgerald  is  an  editorial  board  member  for  NP  Journal  and  Prescriber’s  Letter.  She’s  widely  published  with  more  than  100  items.  Her  book,  NP  Certification  Examination  and  Practice  Preparation  received  the  American  Journal  of  Nursing  Book  of  the  Year  Award  for  APN  and  has  been  published  in  English  and  Korean.      

Session  Objectives:  Identify  mechanisms  of  common  drug-­‐drug,  drug-­‐nutrient  interactions.  •   Cytochrome  P450  (CYP450)  role  in  drug  metabolism  and  interactions  •   Chelation  effect  •   Impact  of  common  foods  on  drug  absorption  

Describe  commonly  encountered  and  potential  hazardous  drug-­‐drug,  drug-­‐nutrient  interactions.    •   CYP450  substrate,  inducer,  inhibitor    •   Role  in  substrate  toxicity  or  potential  ineffective  levels  •   Chelation  with  common  foods  

Develop  strategies  to  avoid  the  above-­‐mentioned  interactions.    Avoiding  common  CYP450  interactions.    Timing  of  medications  to  avoid  chelation  effect.    Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  1.5  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.5  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.8  hr  

 ~  CONCURRENT  SESSIONS  ~  

 

Antimicrobial  Update:  A  focus  on  Prescribing  in  the  Era  of  Resistant  Pathogens  10:30  am  -­‐  12:00  pm    

Speaker:  Margaret  A.  Fitzgerald,  DNP,  FNP-­‐BC,  NP-­‐C,  FAANP,  CSP,  FAAN,  DCC  

Session  Objectives:  Recognize  the  factors  that  influence  the  development  of  resistant  pathogens.    •   Antibiotic  overuse    •   Antibiotic  underdosing  •   Limited  new  antimicrobial  pipeline  Identify  patient  characteristics  that  increase  the  risk  of  infection  with  a  resistant  pathogen.    •   Recent  systemic  antimicrobial  use    •   Comorbidity    •   Age  

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Develop  a  patient  care  plan  which  takes  into  account  the  above  listed  data  as  well  as  the  latest  treatment  recommendations  for  the  treatment  of  select  bacterial  infections.  Using    ABRS,  UTI  guidelines  as  a  model  

 Contact  hours  for  this  session:    AANP  pharm  hours  =  1.5  hr  AANP  CE  =  1.5  hr  BON  pharm  hours  =  1.8  hr    

Adjournment  12:00  pm  

 

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